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Old 01-07-2017, 12:26 AM   #1
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Hello,
Thanks for your interest!
The DL-5910 is a dual chip design which can share resource between the chips.
Manufacturers will be able to do dual chip designs the same way with the DL-6000 series.
They probably won't do it with DL-6950 reference, but another one.
They could also combine a DL-6950 and DL-165, for example. It's a matter of his many consumers/corporations ask for it.
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Old 07-21-2026, 01:53 PM   #2
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DL-6910 can drive 4 displays at 4K60

DL-7400 can drive 4 displays at 4K120
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Old 08-02-2026, 06:23 AM   #3
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Thanks for sharing the update on the newer chipsets!

For anyone using older single DL-6950 docks who still needs a 3-monitor setup, a common workaround is using a dock that combines DisplayLink with USB-C DP Alt Mode (or simply plugging a secondary standalone DisplayLink adapter into a downstream USB port). That way you can easily bypass the 2-display limit on single-chip docks.
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